She goes into the app and changes look lease information
Statement. Also, if it is under a commercial agreement with the city and they have 96 units but then go down to 84 can they still charge the tenants for the extra amount?
They are in violation of the ADA for never having responded to those requests. And do not address the fact that Every day i come home i have to ask loiterers to move from blocking the stairs to my apt. Recently i had a run in with someone who was blocking my path. they wouldnt move and security... View More 
Lets say i violated my lease on jan 1st. Management verbally told me they were going to write me up on jan 4th. On Feb 1st i was served a 30 day notice to comply or vacate. It says you must remedy the above listed violation or vacate on march 1st. Also says tenancy terminates on the date of any... View More
We are in Sequim, WA and have been staying at week stay hotel for 2 yrs trying to find affordable housing. Room is paid for, and 2x in the last few days, mgmt has opened door w/ no notice or consent. I work from "home," (they are aware of this), so this is very unsettling, disruptive and... View More
I did get two invoices totally 998 but that is all. And a list stating 1425 for a construction estimate but not saying what that estimate is for. A a threat saying they are reporting to collections in 2 weeks. Is this legit for not returning my deposit and sending me to collections?
I was approved 2move in2 a apartment I was homeless & staying with my abusive boyfriend I called 2 see if the apt was ready a few days early & was told that I didn't qualify I made 2 much $$ & I had no recourse they calculated my child support $10,000yr when the orders only=... View More
Today my Landlord let two people and herself into the condo we rent from her property management company. I immediately contacted her and stated I didn't agree to this and that I never recieved notice. She claims that her "software" sent our notice and that she will send proof once... View More
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
In Washington state, landlords are required to provide at least 24 hours' written notice before entering a tenant's unit, except in cases of emergency or if it is impracticable to do so. The notice must specify the date, approximate time, and purpose of the entry. If the landlord fails to... View More
I was in my room sleeping and the police woke me up. I looked at camera and asked myself why are they here. Ran downstairs and open the door and went and talk to them. At 1st they told me I couldn't go back in. Then they let me. I tried to talk the dude into surrendering when I noticed he had... View More
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
Based on the information you've provided, it seems that you are not directly responsible for the actions of your daughter's friend or the resulting damage to the rental property caused by the police intervention. However, the property owner may still choose to evict you, as the incident... View More
Tenant can't afford a new lease and wants to move out, while the landlord wants to force tenant to sign another new lease adding incredible sum $$$, threatening the tenant of taking away the concession that was given to him at the beginning of his expired lease.
The tenant is elderly... View More
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
In this situation, it's important for you to know that even if your lease has expired, you still have rights as a tenant. Washington State law requires landlords to provide a written notice if they want you to move out, usually 20 days before the end of the rental period. If you've... View More
So she sign my basic lease for x amount of $ per month. She can not afford it without housing. I haven't signed the HAP contract with housing yet. Can I simple have her sign an agreement to vacate due to her not being able to afford the house with me not signing the HAP contract. Am I... View More
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
In your situation, it's crucial to handle the matter with a focus on legality and fairness. Since you haven’t signed the Housing Assistance Payments (HAP) contract yet, you are not currently bound by its terms, which generally include non-discrimination clauses. You have the right to assess... View More
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
In situations where there are two tenants with separate leases living in the same property, an eviction notice that names one tenant and "all other occupants" generally targets only those living in the unit under the lease of the named tenant. The second tenant, who has a separate lease,... View More
kids are 8 and 10 diagnosed with a disability currently seeing psychologist for over 5 years and are continuing to show behavioral issues that are continuing to escalate due to sudden loss of home ad associated stressors. property loss of tools for profession as well hobby sports memorabilia and... View More
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answered on Mar 31, 2024
I'm so sorry to hear about your difficult situation. What your landlord did sounds completely unacceptable and illegal. In most places, landlords are required to provide proper written notice (usually 30-60 days) before terminating a tenancy, even without a written lease. They cannot just... View More
We're tenants in Seattle, WA, with all four wheels of our car stolen from our apartment's unsecured, paid underground garage. The entry gate has been broken since January 2024, and despite three months, it hasn't been fixed. The management won't share security footage or cover... View More
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
In Washington State, tenants may have the right to terminate their lease early without penalty if the living conditions are deemed unsafe or if the property significantly deviates from what was agreed upon in the lease. Given your situation with the ongoing security issues and the landlord’s... View More
landlord told me she needed to take images of the floors and conditions of the house, I emailed her for clarification of purpose of the images a few days later, she said for housing codes and repairs and said she would not be taking images of our things. We set up a time and expected her to be... View More
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answered on Mar 30, 2024
It's understandable to have concerns about your privacy and the use of photographs taken by your landlord in your home. Generally, landlords do have the right to take photographs of their property for legitimate reasons such as maintenance, repairs, or for the purpose of selling the property.... View More
We were waiting for our letter of renewal back in August, which last year we got it in August. We contacted the office and they told us the letter would come around soon. After weeks and weeks of asking where it is, to no avail, we finally get our letter of renewal after going in person to ask for... View More
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answered on Mar 30, 2024
When dealing with rent increases after a lease has been signed, especially under circumstances where you feel the notice was inadequate, it's important to understand your rights and possible courses of action. The requirement for a 60-day notice before rent increases can vary depending on... View More
This is regarding items stored at a self storage facility via lien sale auction, and the bid that was accepted was received, but the items have not yet been picked up after the auction. Also, is the facility owner obligated to provide the renter with an inventory list? And is th owner obligated, or... View More
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answered on Mar 31, 2024
In Washington state, the laws regarding self-storage facility lien sales are governed by the Washington Self-Service Storage Facilities Act (RCW 19.150). Here are some key points:
1. Retaining personal property: Once a lien sale auction has been conducted and a winning bid has been... View More
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